Hello,
the problem is as follows: I want to refer to a paper published by the "European Central Bank". But writing it as author user the misc-class of bibtex and natbib (apalike) leads to the output of "Bank (2004)" for \citet and "Bank, E. C." in the list of references. Tried to use field "organisation" instead but makes it only worse.
Does anyone know how to get a nice "European Central Bank" in the citation and bibliography?
Thanks
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Re: Reference from Institution with
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the following proved to be a solution: I just use double curly brackets and then the output is as desired.
the following proved to be a solution: I just use double curly brackets and then the output is as desired.